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South Sea Island Magic, a luxurious 4‑LP Reader’s Digest “Pleasure Programmed” vintage set released in 1968. Featuring performances by the Kalua Beach Boys, The Islanders, Johnny Gibbs, Douglas Gamley, Robert Mandell, and other world‑class orchestras and vocalists, this anthology blends Hawaiian, Polynesian, and South Pacific sounds into a lush, escapist experience.

Step back into the golden era of Hawaiian music with this vintage 2‑LP gatefold album, Let’s Sing With Hawaii Calls, presented by legendary broadcaster Webley Edwards. Featuring classic island favorites such as The Hukilau Song, Lovely Hula Hands, Aloha Oe, and more, this beautifully designed set opens like a booklet and includes two full records of sing‑along Hawaiian melodies.

Bring home the unmistakable warmth of traditional Hawaiian music with Hawaii’s Mahi Beamer – Authentic Island Songs, a vintage Capitol Records LP showcasing one of Hawaiʻi’s most celebrated voices. Mahi Beamer, renowned for his crystal‑clear tenor and deep connection to the Beamer family’s musical legacy, performs beloved island classics written largely by his grandmother, famed composer Helen Desha Beamer. This album is a beautiful representation of authentic Hawaiian tradition and storytelling through song.

Experience the magic of classic Hawaiian steel guitar with Jerry Byrd’s Hawaiian Beach Party, a beloved album originally released in 1958 on RCA Victor. Featuring island favorites like Show Me How to Do the Hula, Drowsy Waters, Keep Your Eyes on the Hands, and To You, Sweetheart, Aloha, this vintage album showcases Byrd’s unmatched mastery of the steel guitar.

Classic mid‑century Hawaiian sounds from two ensembles on one vintage LP. Side A features Akoni Lani & His Islanders with standards like “Hawaiian War Chant,” “Song of the Islands,” “Lovely Hula Hands,” and “My Little Grass Shack.” Side B showcases Danny K. Stewart & His Aloha Boys on lively cuts including “Silhouette Hula,” “Fort St. Rag,” and “(There’s a) Yellow Rose in Hilo.” Originally issued by Tops Records in 1957, this title appeared in multiple mono/stereo reissues and even a 10″ variant—proof of its enduring popularity.

This vintage Hawaiian LP features classic island favorites performed by artists such as Mel Peterson, Kalani Bright, Andy Cummings, Bill Akamuhou, and Ray Kinney, all recorded in Hawaiʻi. The album includes top classics like “The Hukilau Song,” “My Little Grass Shack,” “Lovely Hula Hands,” “Blue Lei,” “A Song of Old Hawaii,” “Hapa Haole Hula Girl,” and more.

This vintage 1951 Decca Records release features the golden voice of Alfred Apaka, often called “Hawaii’s Bing Crosby,” backed by Danny Stewart’s Hawaiians, a talented ensemble of traditional island musicians. The album presents beloved Hawaiian classics performed with Apaka’s smooth baritone, rich harmonies, and lush island instrumentation.

A classic slice of mid‑century Hawaiian music, “Song of Hawaii” features the smooth, romantically orchestrated island sound of Lani McIntire and His Orchestra. Originally released in 1957 on Harmony Records, the vintage album blends Hawaiian standards with lush arrangements typical of the era.

Aloha Moods, a lush easy‑listening Hawaiian‑themed album produced by The Longines Symphonette Society, a mail‑order label known for high‑fidelity orchestral and mood‑music recordings throughout the 1960s and early 1970s. This vintage LP blends gentle orchestration with classic island melodies, creating a warm, atmospheric listening experience ideal for fans of Hawaiian lounge, exotica, and vintage mood music.

A true classic from the legendary Hawaii Calls radio program, Hula Island Favorites features musical director Al Kealoha Perry and the Hawaii Calls Orchestra under the presentation of iconic broadcaster Webley Edwards. First released in 1958–1959, this vintage album captures the warm, nostalgic sound of mid‑century Hawaiian music as heard along the shores of Waikiki.

This vintage 1982 Big Ben Hawaiian Band LP delivers a bright, easy‑listening take on classic Hawaiian melodies. Originally issued on the Columbia / Drum / World Record Club labels, it features smooth orchestral arrangements, steel‑guitar flourishes, and a warm island atmosphere.

A classic mid‑century Hawaiian mood album, Hawaiian Romance features The Island Serenaders performing gentle steel‑guitar melodies, harmony vocals, and tropical orchestration. Originally issued on Palace Records in both mono (M‑613) and stereo (PST‑613) editions, this vintage LP captures the golden age of Hawaiian lounge music.

A beautiful early Hawaiian music release, Holiday in Hawaii features the smooth island arrangements of Danny Kuaana and His Islanders, originally issued by Capitol Records around 1950. This vintage album is known for its elegant steel‑guitar stylings and traditional Hawaiian melodies—an excellent example of post‑war Hawaiian orchestral music.

A lush, easy‑listening Hawaiian orchestral album, Hawaii’s Greatest Hits showcases arranger and conductor Leo Addeo, known for his smooth “space‑age Hawaiian” sound. Originally released on RCA Camden in the early 1970s, this album blends familiar island standards with rich string arrangements, chorus backing, and mellow pop production.

This rare red‑vinyl pressing of My Waikiki Girl is one of the most collectible versions of the classic Hawaiian LP issued by 49th State Hawaii Records. Known for its vibrant color and early Hawaiian label heritage, the red‑wax edition is highly sought after by Hawaiian‑music collectors.

A lively and humorous Hawaiian LP by legendary entertainer and Honolulu police officer Sterling Mossman, famously known as the “Hula Cop.” First released in 1959 by Decca Records, Happy in Hawaii captures Mossman’s charismatic nightclub style, blending comedy, storytelling, and hapa‑haole Hawaiian songs.

A lively mid‑1960s Hawaiian LP, Hawaii Calling showcases Johnny Poi and the Surfboarders, a group known for bright, upbeat, island‑style performances featuring ukulele, steel guitar, and warm vocal harmonies. Originally released in 1965 on labels such as Design Records (DLP‑227 / SDLP‑227) and the Grand Prix Series (K‑191 / KS‑191), this album delivers classic Hawaiian melodies and hula‑friendly rhythms.

Passport to Romance is a classic mid‑century Hawaiian mood‑music LP led by Luke Leilani, known for lush steel‑guitar arrangements, mellow island rhythms, and romantic Hawaiian melodies. First released in the late 1950s, the album appears on several budget‑label imprints including Pirouette Records (FM‑26), Spinorama, and Design/Grand Prix Series, making it a popular but collectible Hawaiian lounge title.

Fast, fun, and easy to play, Hulo! helps players of all levels build Hawaiian vocabulary as they race to complete their crossword. A great way to learn, laugh, and enjoy ‘ōlelo Hawai‘i together. Previously owned, in great condition and includes instructions inside.